i'm trying to talk to you about the brandon becker lawsuit.to see if you have a comment. >> no comment. reporter: do you think it's right for a supervisor of a school to sleep with a 12-year-old boy's mother in the school, while he's there? >> by the way, ambushed by east newark schools where he's a part-time administrator. he's an associate dean at bergen county community college and has a company that helps with procurement in schools. thomas lynch is a hackensack attorney. lynch would be the one to try the case before the jury. i had a simple question for him. how did the district break the law? >> should have transferred him to another district. they were well aware of the problems he was having with the harassment and the bullying and because of the superintendent, that wasn't done. >> is that the goal here? >> money is not going to fix my 6, 7, 8, 10, 11, 12th grade. it's not about money. >> it's about putting a story through the and help someone else incredibly in the similar situation. >> i commend him for getting the strength to overc

brandon is there with the family. everybody cheering him on, keeping him company. right next to him is his girlfriend trista. she opens a card that they ask her to read out loud. the card is for her. >> some day you will realize you're not the lucky one, but the deserving one. some day you will -- someone will come to you with a happy ever after promise and slide it over your finger and that day is today. i love you. >> he pulled his hand owe from under the cover with a ring and asks her right there to marry him. he apparently had planned to propose to her the week after the accident and decided their love was strong enough that he still wanted to go ahead and propose. she agreed. they did set up a go fund me page for brandon and his brother-in-law to pay for medical expenses but brandon got into one of the best therapy places and he, his fiancee and his family are going there so he has the best chance to get back to normal. >> it's one of those moments. everybody gathered around. that will be cemented in her mind forever. >> couple of weird videos. this one from c

, brandon. sky force 10 over more breaking news in germantown. one person is now dead after this double shooting. so far, no arrests. >>> spy games today. president trump weighed in on that russian ship, that spy ship that was spotted off the delaware coast. >> it was all part of an hour-long news conference. nbc 10's keith jones is a here with a closer look. >> jim, jackie, the president talked a lot about russia and that spy ship off the coast of delaware. many people wondered, is it a threat? >> is putin testing you, do you believe, sir? >> no, i don't think so. i think putin probably assumes that he can't make a deal with me anymore because politically, it would be unpopular for -- >> reporter: president trump considered taking action after this russian spy ship was spotted miles off the coast of delaware tuesday. >> the greatest thing i could do is shoot that ship that's 30 miles offshore right out of the water. everyone in this country is going to say, oh, it's so great. that's not great.

brandon bing's story >> brandon bing's story started here in philadelphia and his athletic career hasken him to a few nfl cities. >> and now he's back making an impact at home. >> ducis rodgers shares his >> get out the next stop for these athletes is the nfl draft. >> the only way you can learn is you can learn from the best. as they prepare for a >> as they prepare for a turning point in their life, a man who's been there is getting them ready. >> my head was down the whole time drive, drive, drive. >> he been through the process so he knows what's coming. >> brandon bing reached the pinnacle. he's a former nfl player who won a super bowl with the new york giants. >> get up. get out. >> now, his company, probing elite, trains athletes to reach their next level. >> i work with everyone from 7 to 77. >> right there, there you go. >> he's coaching olympic trialist and cheltenham high school sprinter chanel brisset. what do you get out of it? >> personal fulfillment honestly the same feeling i get out of helping people is the same as winning the super bowl. >> brandon's approach is the

meet brandon holiday, brandon is a former police office shore has dealt with serious health problems,has not stopped him from helping others. >> brandon founded athletes with disability network in the the northeast which organizes adopted sporting events for people like him with life changing issues. >> his issues began after being diagnosed with systemic lupus at age 21. he went on to become a police officer after college but unable to continue because of the disease. >> while i was a police officer i was jury was getting clocked and other issues of my legs, opening wound and led to a complication where i had a blood clot this is back of my head and that resulted in me having my amputation. >> reporter: those health issues continues to spiral out of control. >> loop as has caused, the a dean al gland so i hemorrhag ed, i have had, many pulmonary em plus, heart attacks. >> reporter: brandon is a medal winning para olympian and mentor to michael, who lost his leg in the forklift accident. he credits brandon and program for pushing him. >> for me it was devastating. i saw everyone aroun

i'm brandon hudson, nbc 10 news. >> brandon, good to hear it's stabilized at this point. thank you. >>> earlier today, we heard warnings about the potential for slick roads because of the refreeze from today's snow. >> glenn hurricane sworts chwar here with more on that. glenn? >> that area you were looking at had more snow than we had in philadelphia. the main highways in philadelphia looked okay, there was less snow and slush on the road that melted and refroze like has happened in the north earn suburbs. the current temperatures indicative of anything that was slushy and wet is now frozen and will be for the morning, too, so take care of that. 25 in philadelphia 20, in allentown and, of course, the wind added on top of that is still 10 to 20 miles an hour, not quite as strong as it was earlier today. we had gusts up 60 miles an hour in cape may. remember yesterday? 66 degrees at 3:00 only 18 hours later felt like 11:00 if anything it will feel a few degrees colder than that when you wake up in the morning. >> all right, glenn. >>> tonight we can report all archdiocesan

. >> back then you neither have to be team brandon or dylan. well, i have some bad news from mr.ake this the wrong day, i was a brandon girl. >> it is never too late. >> i can come over. >> absolutely. >> you just take that brandon and spend it around and it is going to be me on the other side, much better looks. >> jason, you will be kissing the paint once again, sorry. >> sorry, 20 minutes of miss charm over here. >> luke still have that bad boy game going on. >> he's got a message to 90210 here? >> back then, how long did it took? >> it took a minute. three of us had to put on and shaping it. the first season of river dale. you know my hair is not so great, i do it on purpose. >> i told them now i am comiing back to it. by the end of it, i had the coolest hair. >> in addicting drama based on the archie comic book. he calls himself jungle boy. >> we play proud papa here for a second? >> you are proud though? >> i am, i love both of my kids. >> it is crazy to think that it is nearly 17 years since 90210 airing its final episode. >> would the cast be opening to bring it back toge

so back then you had to be team dillon or team brandon.o tell him. >> don't be too upset, but i was a brandon girl back in the day. >> it is never too late. >> you will take me back? >> y. and spin the brandon around and that is me on the other side with a much beter look. >> and you will be kiss iing th paint once again. sorry. >> okay. 20 minutes with mr. charm, and yeah, i think they'm team dillon again. luke at 50 has the james dean bad boy vibe going on even in the new series "riverdale" but why do they have to mess with the 90210 hair. back then, how long did it take? >> at one point, three of us had to be working on it at oneetime, shaping it, and putting the fiberglass that held it. but in the first season of "riverdale" i let archie have the cool hair, but i did it on purpose to give him a head start, but now i'm coming back will have the coolest hair on i tv. >> bis based on the new series based on the "archie" co& comicbooks. his two kids are grown now. his son made headline s fs for sports name, because he calls himself jungle

brandon: i'm brandon mcmillan, and i've dedicated my life to saving the lonely, unwanted dogs that arewithout hope. my mission is to make sure these amazing animals find

. >> that's brandon thompson by the passenger side. >> he was fighting me off. i had to punch hichl to get ahold of him. >> thompson grabs the keys. >> get away from that car. >> he helps drag him out with a large group. >> we hear him start scream, i'm mentally ill. >> i'm chaos at rittenhouse as they cuff him and dress him from the waist down and take him into custody. >> a woman was dropped off and attacked at random. >> he grabbed the lady from the ears and the collar. he drag her on the street. >> michael emanuel jumped out of his cab to help the woman. >> he just took off his clothes. >> and stole the cab. >> kids around and everything. my initial instinct was he needed to be stopped. >> if the other guy hadn't got involved, he probably would have ran over every single person. >> reporter: i talked to the friend of the suspect whose family had shown concern for him. back live at these tire marks. one of the questions many of us had how is this woman doing? from all accounts we've heard, she's had scratches on her elbows and knees, she's expected to be okay

brandon, police say the attack started with an argument about baby-sitting? >> reporter: that's right, jacqueline and jim. the argument escalated to the point where police say the neighbor grabbed a steak knife and ended with this little girl at children's hospital after a long and traumatic day. thankfully, she will survive. when we first asked majia bajir into about the little girl she paused. then spoke incoherently. ko the police chief says she used a steak knife to stab her neighbor's daughter in the right side of the held as other children watched in horror. adams says it stemmed from an argument about bay bisitting. >> they used to be friends. there was bad blood, accusations about baby-sitting skills. >> adams told nbc 10 a building worker carried the girl to police who drove her to the hospital. investigators are working to determine if the eight-year-old was the intended target. >> i don't care what you're argumeing about, off baby in th mix and you're going to pull a future knife out? >> reporter: chief adams commended the quick officer for their a

nbc 10's brandon hudson live for us at philadelphia international airport. brandon, what is the latest? >> reporter: according to published reports, the u.s. customs and border protection is allowing travelers who are not allowed here into america seven days ago because of president trump's executive order. we can tell you a local judge told thus latest twist may lead to a potential decision by the supreme court. >> it's obviously a historic decision and an important one. >> reporter: thousands of miles away in seattle, washington attorney general bob ferguson spoke about what he calls a victory over president trump's controversial executive order on immigration. >> the law is a powerful thing. it has the ability to hold everybody accountable to it and that includes the president of the united states. >> reporter: today a federal judge halted the order which banned travelers from seven predominantly muslim countries and suspended the u.s. refugee program. it led to nationwide protests at several airports across the country nearly a week ago. in philadelphia

her brother brandon was there, too. mom moved from nevada to go live in texas with brandon to help him raise his kids. then she moved up to montana. emily, she stayed in nevada. >> i have to go back to work in like five minutes. >> we took care of that for you, too. >> there's nothing like seeing somebody you haven't seen in a while. >>> these guys were up to no good in the store. >> so the clerk locks the door. >> watch and see if the risky tactics paid off. >>> and it's a dude on a trampoline versus a giant water balloon. >> five, four -- >> oh, goodness. >> yeah. >> no! >> yes. >> what happens when it finally makes a splash. >> oh! >>> brought to you by megared advanced 4-in-1. your brain, and your joints really love them too? introducing megared advanced 4in1... just one softgel delivers the omega-3 power of two regular fish oil pills... so give your body mega support with megared advanced 4in1. school lunch can be difficult. cafeteria chaos. one little struggle... can lead to one monumental mishap. not with ziploc

leslie van arsdal has more. >> reporter: brandon graham on the field is someone to be feared but offield you see real brandon graham, softer side, here it business being a father to his one year-old daughter, em son. >> each and every day, each and every second. >> he is very involved, even on his busy days after the game. >> reporter: the big question is does he change diapers. >> in the beginning he needed a little ra but now he is really good. >> it is just when the the fire start flying around and it is just like now, this is for real, and you got to kicking at best. >> reporter: being there for his family is most important. >> i grew up in a single parent home. i said when i get an opportunity i will do it right , and, you know, have the mother and a dad, in the household, rating the child. >> reporter: brandon met his wife in high school and you this that she was the one but just took a little while. >> he we ended up not happening until i got to college. >> he he was keeping tabs. >> for my proposal i told her we were doing a documentary. i walk her over to the ledge and propo

nbc 10's brandon hudson is live in the breaking news center. brandon. >> reporter: jacquelin and jim, a law officer we watched the announcement with said character-wise, there is nothing that should stop neil gorsuch from becoming a supreme court judge. a retaliation to republicans could block obama's previo-- >> judge gorsuch, the podium, sir, is yours. >> reporter: as president donald trump introduced his supreme court nominee to the country in primetime, we watched with rutgers law officer early walts waults said he thinks the federal judge neil gorsuch has a similar approach to antonin scalia whom he would replace if confirmed. >> most people are sure where he stands on the hot button issues. >> reporter: which is conservative. >> acutely aware of my own imperfections, i pledge that if i am confirmed, i will do all my powers permit to be a faithful servant of the constitutional laws of this great country. >> reporter: he said public sector unions, including ones in philadelphia, may not like the views on union-based cases. moments after the

live in south philadelphia, brandon hudson, nbc 10 news. >> glad the child is okay.right, brandon. >>> a new jersey girl who sued her school to play on the boys basketball team has now been expelled. seventh grader sydney phillips sued st. theresa school in union county after she was told she could not be on the team. the school didn't have enough girls to form an all girl's team. she lost in court and her family is appealing the decision. but the archdiocese of newark says it's school policy to remove a student if parents implicate the school in a legal matter. you're going to have to keep dreaming of spring. punxsatawney phil predicted six more weeks of winter after seeing his shadow this morning. >> he has spoken. i'm sorry. >> thousands of people gathered today at gobbler's knob about 65 miles northeast of pittsburgh. records dating back to 1887 show phil has predicted a longer winter 103 times while forecasting an early spring just 18 times, including last year. glenn that doesn't seem fair, does it? >> well, and that part of pennsylvania there is six more weeks

bullies allegedly called brandon names. he stated in the note that a humiliating event in school this past week was -- quote -- the straw that broke the camel's back. brandon was an accomplished violinist, having been a member of the susquehanna youth orchestra in 2009. that is small town pennsylvania, snyder county, right in the middle of our state. so you have a 14-year-old who is driven to suicide because of bullying, persistent, pernicious, violent, evil bullying that drove him to throw himself in front of a locomotive 13 miles from his home. now, we know that laws can't wipe out human behavior, the darkness of human nature sometimes, and while we do have federal laws that promote school safety, there is currently nothing in place so -- to comprehensively address issues of bullying and harassment. it's critical that antibullying and harassment laws and policies enumerate or list characteristics that are most frequently the subject of bullying and harassment, such as race, color, national origin, sex, sexual orientation,

brandon. he's a great guy and on his third appointment afghanistan he was at fort bliss out of texas and he wasn't with me first and second he was. he was in a humvee with for the guys. they had a bomb and everyone in the truck died. it's horrible. i know that. i'm not trying to make you sad upset. i want you to know that i have the the ability to see my family. that's his daughter sophia, she's nine. that's her at four. that's his wife christine, they would give anything to see him again and they won't. they won't see him ever again. his mom would give anything to talk to her son again. i know her, i talked to her. my mom and dad see me, they just moved to maine for me. my daughter, i me. my daughter, i cannot wait to see her on tuesday night because i don't get home till then and my wife and me are going to go on a date now very excited. my daughter just called me a couple nights ago i've been on the road for about nine days and said we go to the vip dance which is a father dance and i said

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my name is brandon o'mara with maritime division.ting your approval to accept and expend grant funding for the bay area air quality management district to purchase a new low emission tier 4 locomotive. alas commission meeting with you from staff as well as the public about the positive and successful partnership we have with our tenant san francisco bay railroad. the commission's approval we were able to extend the partnership for an additional five years. for their operations as of a real wishes [inaudible] these locomotives were built in 1944. they are currently the oldest locomotive still in industrial use the state of california. while locomotives of the great assets for 70 years, and are valued part of our port history, it is time for one of them to be retired. these locomotives have a cheer zero emissions rating. meaning there are no omissions reducing technology whatsoever. the current california requirement for industrial agreement of that size is cheer for rating. understanding both the operational environmental need for a n

my name is brandon o'mara with maritime division.ing your approval to accept and expend grant funding for the bay area air quality management district to purchase a new low emission tier 4 locomotive. alas commission meeting with you from staff as well as the public about the positive and successful partnership we have with our tenant san francisco bay railroad. the commission's approval we were able to extend the partnership for an additional five years. for their operations as of a real wishes [inaudible] these locomotives were built in 1944. they are currently the oldest locomotive still in industrial use the state of california. while locomotives of the great assets for 70 years, and are valued part of our port history, it is time for one of them to be retired. these locomotives have a cheer zero emissions rating. meaning there are no omissions reducing technology whatsoever. the current california requirement for industrial agreement of that size is cheer for rating. understanding both the operational environmental need for a ne

brandon hudson reports. >> reporter: a few hours tonight time stood still for families on the 3200 block of mercer street. many of them consoled each other as philadelphia police worked to find out who killed their neighborhood, a 57-year-old woman. >> quiet woman, friendly. i've known her a long time. >> reporter: timothy johnson told us he's known the vick testimony for 30 ye-- victim fo years. he saw police cars and officers on the street in their port richmond neighborhood. a family member discovered the victim face down in her living room. >> she was suffering from obvious trauma to her head. she was also lying in a pool of blood. >> reporter: we learned someone trashed the second floor. the missing items include electronics. police hope private surveillance cameras can show someone entering and leaving the home. as word of the death spread, shock settled into this neighborhood on a warm and busy friday evening. >> it's a close knit neighborhood. a lot of people know each other from the neighborhood. >> reporter: police have not identify who had the victim is. police did not find a

no brandon manning. he has been suspended two games for this hit right here in the stadium series saturday night in pittsburgh. brandon admits the hit was late. a lot of the flyers players think it was a bad call, though. michael del zatto will take his place. i'm john clark. we're right back. del zot >> welcome back. that is skyforce10 in the darkness looking over the night in delaware. you see those city lights down at the bottom of your screen. still very mild out there for this kind of year, glenn -- have you seen a february/march period like this in a while? >> we're ending up with the warmest february ever recorded by quite a bit. as a matter of fact, our temperatures could be zero tomorrow and we'd still break the record. now on wednesday we could break a record for the day as we start the month of march but windy and stormy. we got first alert out for that. then it gets cold by friday morning and saturday morning in the 20s. >> that will be a shocker. that's our news at six. thanks for watching.

i have seen brandon crawford and joe panic and brandon bell for the first time and then i have seen ale bunch of gu with 80s and 90s numbers that wap to get in here early and impress people that they are in camp with. a couple more days before the regulars are required to be here. a lot of guys in here early to get in the early work. if you are not a roster guy you want to impress people that you are here to be a ballplayer. >> appreciate and we will check back with you tomorrow. the warriors licking their wounds after the stunning nuggets blow out last night. maybe the only guy in a good move. bree onte weber because he got a new contract. the ten day variety. weber will have time to further endear himself for the brass and had a total of 8 points. weber known for his defense out of bcu and cups of coffee with the grizzlies and seats prior to joining the warriors. >>> the dubs, that was unbelievable last night. >> they got crushed. >> yes. >> doesn't happen very often. >>> thank you. >>> and thanks for joining us tonight. our coverage continues at 7 on ktvu plus. good night. ♪ ♪ jon

live in the breaking news center, i'm brandon hudson, nbc 10 news brsh. >>> and this news comes after russian spy ship was spotted off the delaware coast. a defense official tells the associated press that the ship has been operating in international waters. >> in the meantime, news revelations involving national security advisor mike flynn. the justice department alerted president trump weeks ago that flynn misled the vice president about his phone call with russia's ambassador. flynn had insisted he had not discussed sanctions prior to the inauguration. the president was informed by the doj on january 26th that flynn was not truthful, but vice president pence wasn't told until 15 days later. by then the vice president had gone on tv to defend flynn. >> we got to a point not based on a legal issue, but based on a trust issue with a level of trust between the president and general flynn had eroded to the point where he felt he had to make a change. >> the white house says the thorough review of flynn's actions and recorded phone calls found nothing illegal. president trump's counsello

brandon hudson explains why. >> this is our farm in germantown. it's 2 1/2 acres. >> reporter: some of the crops like this kale are almost ready for harvest. >> we feel like we could plant tomorrow. >> reporter: a misleading feeling caused by the extreme cold/warm springs this winter. some crops are okay, but there's a slight concern for others which harvest later in the year. >> in the wintertime we rely on a couple of periods of really cold temperatures for pest management. >> reporter: that's because they don't use pesticide. they said it hasn't been cold long enough to kill off pests or disease. it could lead to crop infestations by spring which may impact the supply-and-demand and price of produce at the grocery store. >> i would like to see a couple of real nice cold snaps. >> reporter: after the produce leaves the farm, it comes here to the co-op. if we don't get enough cold weeks, it could be the difference between what you can buy and what you can't. >> i have bananas -- >> reporter: last-minute shopping before the snowstorm. she said now

brandon?reporter: after reading the details in the paperwork we sat down with a family therapist. he said what happens in court may reveal jerry san dus yeekdu influence on his son. >> reporter: involving a 15 and then 16-year-old girl. their 41 year ole correction officer's arrest come ofs more than four years after a jury convicted adopted father, jerry sandusky of molesting young boys. >> it had to have an impact on jeffrey. but it questions, what would make someone make this. >> we sat down with marriage and family therapist, dr. george james. dr. james told us jerry sandusky's conviction in 2012 may have magnified any personal problems jeffrey may have had. in a 2015 interview with the sports site bleecher report, jeff sandusky, defended his father against sex abuse allegations. >> it can seem weird. some times we do things to stay connected to people we love, inappropriate, wrong or across the line. >> an attorney for jerry sandusky says he learned of the charges against his son. accordi

brandon, what are you learning about this? >> reporter: this crime started and ended at this apartment complex across the street here on pry or road. the victim got to the complex and moments after she stepped out of her car a man shoved her into a different car. we came to the apartment complex where we broke the news to several neighbors. after the suspect drove away with the woman, he took her to an atm on marsh road to remove the money. he punched the victim before bringing her back to the apartment complex. i spoke to the assistant manager. she said they're waiting for more information because they haven't heard from the victim just yet. a neighbor described what it's like to live here. >> beautiful, quiet, friendly. we all know each other. i even have my son and he's always like running around. i never worry about him. i guess i have to change these things a little bit. >> you heard a neighbor describe how quiet it is out here. she says they do need more lights. it will get tougher for people to see as they walk outside.

brandon hudson has the story from bucks county. >> reporter: police say someone shot at those five geese while they were in this retention pond during a snowstorm thursday. those gunshots came close to those neighboring homes on the other side of the pond. we were here for the rescue as a group got in the water to save the only living goose. >> here you go. >> reporter: our camera was the only one rolling as an animal rescue workers waded in water to pull an injured chinese goose out of a retention pond. >> he is in bad shape. he has to go. >> reporter: a team effort by neighbors and jessica huff of a sanctuary farm. >> makes you feel good. >> reporter: someone shot this goose and four others yesterday. >> it was in the middle of the snowstorm that morning. we heard pop, pop, pop. >> reporter: this woman lives by the pond. she shared these photos of the geese saying the neighborhood bonded with them over the years. >> we loved them. they're charming. >> reporter: they are on edge because of the violent act. >> it put a fear in us. we were very upset a person took it upon themse sfselves

we know "nbc10 news's" brandon hudson is on his way to the scene on the ground. we'll get to him as soon as he gets there. >> we know it's a planned business park. mitch, you mentioned you noticed the smoke from skyforce10 25 to 30 miles out. can you tell us from that immediate vicinity if this is strictly a commercial district or if there is anything residential nearby at all where they might need to be evacuations? >> yeah, this looks pretty industrial from the sky. not a whole lot of neighborhoods. it is real dark out here. as far as looking at lights and things like that or homes, there aren't any homes around here, i can tell you that. you can see a lot more fire trucks starting to pour into the area. and the flames continuing to stream into the sky, guys. >> you were saying it looked as though materials that were on the roof of that fire, the roof of that building is what caught fire? >> yes. we were actually wondering what those materials are. looks like just roofing material that's being put onto the roof as they're building the roof of this new building.

. >> reporter: melissa is worried because she and her husband brandon just moved from miami where they were living in an active zika transmission zone. >> we find out that zika is in miami. >> reporter: melissa and brandon left miami and moved to d.c. melissa is pregnant with their second child. >> we were terrified. we felt like this is our baby's life and we don't want to risk it. >> reporter: in washington the couple thought their zika worries were over. >> for seven. mon months we've breathed a sigh of relief. then all of a sudden yesterday to hear this test might have given you a false negative, it's really scary. >> reporter: so far two women who were pregnant have found out they do have the virus after being told they don't. the levitt's doctor has 20 patients being retested. >> we'll make sure they h followup and come back every four weeks. the more you're informed, the more options you have in terms of what you would like to do moving forward. >> reporter: the cdc is handling those repeat tests. they should take a few weeks. brandon and melissa tell me the ultrasounds of their

brandon. >> reporter: jacquelin, joe, we want to take you right across the street so you can see the damage on the side of one of these trains. this is the back end of that curve here at 69th street station. we learned that 19 cars will run tomorrow. that's three less than normal. septa will not sec late peculat investigation, but they want to insure their passengers tonight that the trains are safe for travel. >> reporter: before the evening rush hour ended, an ntsb crew arrived from washington d.c. to check out the collision in upper darby. the number 57 and 67 trains still displaced hours after a slow-moving crash which hurt four people, including a critically injured train operator. the impact knocked a third train out of service too. tonight sep did a clear train service a go for tomorrow morning. >> it's still undecided. we're going to have to be able to use the loop first thing in the morning. >> reporter: this shows two damaged trains at the curve. we learned at one point they impacted traffic on westchester pike. evening rush hour train service was back. just this time for t

they hit the ice, next, they could be without, no, not could but they will be without defenseman brandon manning. he is suspended two games for his sit dad day night with the penguins. the player involved was not injured, but there was no penalty on the play but punishment will cost brandon manning nearly $11,000. >>> phillies and rays fanatic working on the jays, getting ready for the season. put it on them right now. miguel franco working on power , going way back, all the waste back, off the wall. check out this fan, yeah, heads up play, right there. right there. give me that. >> wow. >> yeah. >> heads up, franco is looking out there. seven-two your final score. >>> military appreciation night for denver nuggets. the no look half court shot. that means one member of the u.s. coastguard walked away with 1400 bucks. >> that guy. >> yes. >> for sure. >> there you go. >> he loves rocky. >> yes. >> oh, man yo rock nice job. >> when we come back very happy home coming. >> this globetrotter returns to the philadelphia school she once attended why she was seeing two students do cool tricks, u

i'm brandon hudson, nbc 10 news. >>> president trump met with african-american supporters at the white house on this, the first day of black history month. >> frederick douglass is an example of somebody who's done an amazing job and is being recognized more and more i noticed. . harriet tubman, rosa parks and millions more black americans who made america what it is today. i. >> those comments and others about the election outcome drew immediate backlash on social media. critics say the president seemed to reference a still-living frederick douglass, the former slave and abolitionist died in 1895. >>> it is february 1 and we are off to a fairly mild start to the month. nbc 10's first alert chief meteorologist glenn hurricane schwartz is back with the weather for your neighborhood. >> we got up to 50 today. well above average, we just got through january which was very mild, more than five degrees above average. it's 43 now in philadelphia. the average high is 41. so not exactly the frigid day but it won't warm up as much as it did during the day today. readi i redding 36. numbers aren

brandon hudson is live on the ground for us.ou just got some new information, what can you tell us? >> reporter: aaron and jim, we spoke to police, they say there was a fight not too far from here. it led to this accident. you can see the crime scene is here behind me. police have brocked olocked off section. there was a fight on 60th and spruce and spilled into the streets. a driver came down and intentionally hit two people that were her on the street. it appears it was a man and a woman. police say the man took the brunt of the injury. he also -- there was also a woman that was hit. she was also taken to the hospital. we're going to work to find out how they're doing at this time. and we also talked to a witness who told us that the guy was hit next to his car. you are going to put some sound together and hopefully you'll hear from me before the end of the newscast. nbc 10 news. >>> now to more breaking news. this is a rowhome fire in chester, delaware county. you can see all the fire crews out there. two engines i can see. t

way the rodent population is in this area, it's been busy going into the summertime. >> reporter: brandonson, nbc 10 news. >>> safe to look back at the screen now, jackie. >>> now that we're like itching ourselves. >> if the rats are enjoying t s weather they have a lot to look forward to this week. >> a mild night for this couple's walk with the baby. >> immediately we found a woman walking her dogs. there she is. and she is not going to need that coat tomorrow, right, glen? >> that's right. especially during the afternoon once the sun comes out. we're going to start to see those temperatures really climb. we have a lot of clouds around right now. start the day off tomorrow with some fog, but the temperature is going to climb. it is in the 40s across the entire area now except for 50 degrees in trenton, 39 in the poconos. it was well in the 50s in the poconos today. we've done the calculations and taken the temperatures up to now and the projected forecast for the rest of the month, and we're going to end up number one by a good bit. the warmest february ever recorded in philadelphia. it

reporting live in west philly, i'm brandon hudson, nbc 10 news. >>> president trump's travel ban faced its toughest test yet tonight. >> a panel of appeals court judges began deciding whether to reinstate the ban. >> tonight no decision has been made. the hearing was conducted over the phone. the three judges talked about the constitutional questions surrounding the ban. washington and minnesota sued. the government says they don't have the legal right to, but the states argue their people are affected. whenever the court eventually decides, either side could ask the supreme court to intervene. >>> tomorrow the senate votes on whether to confirm senator jeff sessions as attorney general on the left. a live look at the late night session that democrats are holding to oppose him. they say sessions has a troubling record on civil rights. >>> after a long and bitter confirmation battle betsy devos is sworn in as the secretary of education this evening. the oath administered just hours after vice president mike pence cast the tie-breaking vote in the senate. it was the first time in history

just take that brandon, spin it around.ith a much better look. jason, you'll be kissing the paint once again. >> 20 minutes with mr. charm over here, and, yeah, i think i'm team dylan now. luke at 50 still has that james dean bad boy vibe going on even in his new series riverdale. but why they got to mess with his 90210 hair? >> back then, how long did that take? >> it took a minute to put that all together in the morning. at one point, three of us had to be working on it at one time. you know, shaping it, putting all the fiber glass that held it. on the first season of riverdale, i let archie had the cool hair. i wanted to give him a head start. i told him now i'm coming back to it. i told him, second season, i'm coming to get you. >> in a very addicting drama based on the archie comic books, luke is a devoted single dad. it's a role similar to his real life. his two kids are all grown now. 19-year-old son jack made headlines for his official sports name. he calls himself jungle boy. can we play proud papa here? he's a wre

. >> i was a brandon girl back in ♪ ♪ did you go tanning?an! ♪ finals are the worst. ♪ we need some sun. ♪ ♪ ♪ stop tanning. ♪ a message from the american academy of dermatology. ♪ >>> oh, heart throb luke perry is back on television. only this time he's playing a dad. luke is archie's father in the archie comics-inspired river dale, and i talked to him about that and life now at 50. >> don't take this the wrong way. i was a brandon girl back in the day. >> it's never too late. >> it's never too late? >> we can change it. we still got room for you over here. >> i can come over? >> of course. >> you'll still take me back? just take that brandon, spin it around. most likely it's going to be me t look. jason, you'll dean bad boy vibe going on even in his new series riverdale. but why they got to mess with his 90210 hair? >> back then, how long did that take? >> it took a minute to put that all together in the morning. at one point, three of us had to be working on it at one time. you know, shaping it, putting all the fiber glass that held it. o

brandon: i'm brandon mcmillan, and i've dedicated my life to saving the lonely, unwanted dogs that are